Christmas 2024 Newsletter

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Career Opportunities

Click here to see if there are currently any job opportunities available.

Town Trails

View a slideshow about the Maturin Pond walking trail and the Middle Pond ATV trail:
– Slideshow – web (PDF)
– Slideshow – printable (PDF)

Fitness Centre

The Fitness Centre is now open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  See this PDF for complete details.

Councillor Gary Keating (R), Deputy Mayor Kevin McDonald (L)

Congratulations to Councillor Gary Keating (at right) for receiving his 40 years service award with municipal government, 32 of which was serving Long Harbour Mt. Arlington Heights as Mayor. Gary was presented with this honour on Friday October 27 at the MNL convention Gala held in St. John’s. Pictured with Gary is Deputy Mayor Kevin McDonald (at left).

About Our Town

The Town of Long Harbour Mount Arlington Heights is located in southeast Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Long Harbour is an active industrial hub, servicing the Western Avalon Peninsula. The town is approximately 11 kms. from the Trans Canada Highway with a newly upgraded access road and only one hour’s drive from the City of St. John’s.The people who live in the Town of Long Harbour Mount Arlington Heights are friendly with a unique heritage and a rich culture.  Their abundance of talents and skills has been increased by the many families that were resettled here from nearby islands in Placentia Bay in the 1960’s.

The Town of Long Harbour Mount Arlington Heights has distinguished itself as a resilient, proud and determined community. Residents of this place have always stood-up and stood-out. This is a community that achieves its goals, often against tremendous odds. Our community has a history of being builders, and doers, gifted with skills and determination. Ours is a proud community with a very bright future.

Being the home of the new Vale nickel processing plant is an accomplishment that our town is proud of. This achievement represents years of perseverance and vision that has breathed new life into our community and the region’s economy.

When in operation, this highly technical, leading edge, nickel processing plant will be a global leader directly employing approximately 500 people within the plant’s operations, and hundreds of jobs in plant support positions. Procurement expenditures to support plant operations are estimated at $125 – $150 million annually throughout the life of the project, unadjusted for inflation.